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Tiki learns how to ride a Harley for the first time at HornyHounDogs. Tiki soon finds out that this process can be achieved in 4 easy steps so that no one gets hurt. Mount up Straddle the Harley and sit with feet firmly on the ground. You may put both feet down or maintain the three point position; left foot on ground and right foot near the lower quadrant. Riding Posture Head is always up, but keeping a consistant eye on your Harley. Wrists are flat maintaining a good grip with right hand positioned for gesturing when necessary. Be aware of good posture to keep your balance and to get a feel for the Harley. If you start to lose balance or veer off course, just look where you want to go to maintain that direction. Clutch Control Never shift from a slower position to a higher position too quickly; Vice-versa is also true. For slow speed maneuvers, maintain friction zone by slightly feathering the clutch. This provides enough power to move forward slowly. Obey all signs Nearly a third of Harley mishaps occur when the rider continues through obvious stopping signs. Riders must learn to stop, take a break, look right, look left, then down to check that the stopping signs have gone. Following these 4 simple rules will always lead to an enjoyable and safe Harley riding experience. Visit HornyHounDogshttps://zing.waybig.com/reviews/HornyHounDogs/08-14-05/tiki-harley-HHD-01.jpg